Lieutenant Governor of New South Wales - Lieutenant Governors and Administrators of NSW

Lieutenant Governors and Administrators of NSW

No. Governor From To
1 Major Robert Ross 24 October 1786 8 July 1792
2 Major Francis Grose 11 December 1792 12 December 1794
3 Lieutenant-Colonel William Paterson 13 December 1794 1 September 1795
Office vacant 20 September 1795 September 1800
4 Colonel William Paterson September 1800 26 January 1808
5 George Johnston 26 January 1808 25 April 1808
6 Lieutenant-Colonel Joseph Foveaux 25 April 1808 9 January 1809
7 The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Maurice O'Connell 10 January 1810 12 February 1814
8 Colonel George Molle 13 February 1814 12 September 1817
9 Colonel James Erskine CB 12 September 1817 25 February 1823
10 Colonel William Stewart 26 February 1823 23 March 1827
Post abolished 24 March 1827 4 December 1837
11 Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Snodgrass 5 December 1837 23 February 1838
Unknown 24 February 1838 12 July 1846
The Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Maurice O'Connell 12 July 1846 2 August 1846
Unknown 2 August 1846 21 February 1872
The Rt Hon. Sir Alfred Stephen GCMG CB 22 February 1872 15 January 1891
The Rt Hon. Sir Frederick Darley GCMG 16 January 1891 4 January 1910
The Hon. Sir William Cullen KCMG KC 28 January 1910 27 January 1930
The Hon. Sir Philip Street KCMG 28 January 1930 11 September 1938
The Hon. Sir Frederick Jordan KCMG QC 12 September 1938 4 November 1949
The Hon. Sir Kenneth Street KCMG QC 6 January 1950 19 February 1972
The Hon. Sir Leslie Herron KBE CMG QC 22 May 1972 3 May 1973
The Rt. Hon. Sir John Kerr AK, GCMG, GCVO, QC 16 May 1973 27 May 1974
The Hon. Sir Laurence Street KCMG AC QC 28 June 1974 1 November 1988
The Hon. Murray Gleeson AC QC 2 November 1988 31 March 1998
The Hon. James Spigelman AC QC 1 April 1998 31 May 2011
The Hon. Tom Bathurst QC 1 June 2011 Present

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